Full Day Elephant Observation
Price
2500 THB per person Children 4-9 years: 1800 THB
Pick-Up / Drop Off
07:40-08:00 AM – 17:00 PM
Duration
8-9 hours in the sanctuary Small groups (max 12 people)
Itinerary
07:40 – 08:00 – Pick-Up from Chiang Mai
Start your day with a scenic 1.5-hour drive through rice fields, mountain rivers, and rural villages as we bring you from your hotel to the sanctuary.
10:00 – 12:30 – Welcome & Morning Activities
- Receive a warm welcome and change into traditional Karen clothing
- Brief introduction about elephant behavior and ethical tourism
- Help prepare food and snacks for the elephants
- Observe elephants while they roam, forage, and socialize naturally
- Practice respectful distance — no touching or feeding
12:30 – 13:00 – Lunch Break
Enjoy a local Thai lunch in a peaceful jungle setting.
13:00 – 15:30 – Deeper Connection
- Learn how to make herbal supplement balls for the elephants
- Hill Tribe Village ( Visit a Community School )
- Bamboo rafting
16:00 – 18:00 – Return to Chiang Mai
Say goodbye to the elephants and head back to the city, arriving at your hotel around 5 PM.
Items to prepare
To make your visit as comfortable as possible, we recommend packing:
- Extra set of clothes
- Comfortable sandals or walking shoes
- Insect repellent
- Sunblock or hat
- Any personal allergy medication
Important Notes
- Complimentary round-trip transfer is available from any hotel within 5 km of Chiang Mai Old City
- If you’re staying outside this zone, a small additional fee may apply
- All transfers are done in air-conditioned 12-seat vans for your comfort
What's Included
- Round-trip transfer from Chiang Mai
- English–Thai guide
- Tea & Coffee Drink Water
- Elephant food & hands-on supplement prep
- Insurance
- 1 Meal
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Book Your Tour
Reserve your seat in advance so we can start preparing your adventure.
Price
Adult: 2,500 THB
Children 4-12 y.o: 1,800 THB
Infants visit for free 💙
This price already includes everything.
Giving back:
20% of every booking goes directly to support the local community — including food for the elephants, fair wages for mahouts, and village development projects.
